
Gauging Employee Loyalty with eNPS®
We are usually more critical of ourselves than other people are of us. In the mirror my “dad bod” looks to me more like Mr. Chub-a-lub than others (at least that’s what they’ve
We are usually more critical of ourselves than other people are of us. In the mirror my “dad bod” looks to me more like Mr. Chub-a-lub than others (at least that’s what they’ve
In today’s world, a business’ Net Promoter Score (NPS) is one of the best ways to measure the average customer experience. NPS is calculated by taking data from simple one-question surveys completed by
It’s time to explore a topic WebPunch loves, the all-important Net Promoter Score (NPS). As a savvy business owner, you are likely aware of the methods and standards that help gauge your customer
Hi. I’m Matt Jones with Web Punch. And I’m here to talk to you about how to improve your NPS®. A Net Promoter Score® is a really great way for you to understand
NPS®, or Net Promoter Score®, is a widely-used customer loyalty metric introduced by Fred Reicheld in 2003. Over the last five years, the NPS® has become the standard by which businesses can measure
The Net Promoter Score is awesome. Not only does it indicate growth but it shows you how you are faring against your competitors. But the single most important thing about that score? It’s
Big Tech has done it again. Google has changed what was working to something a little different and a little less user-friendly. BrightLocal made a Twitter survey about this adjustment and found that
In November of 2022, distraught business owners frantically filled Google forums as they awoke to find all of their hard-earned reviews had disappeared overnight. The only thing these businesses had in common was
It’s hard to compete in the social media arena, especially as a small business. Everyone wants eyeballs on their content, and bigger brands always seem to have the advantage. So how do small
Did you know that according to a WebPunch study, 41% of consumers who are looking for a local business go to online review sites like Google and Facebook? If you have a Google
If your business is listed on Facebook, you have likely received at least one Facebook spam review or comment. We know these irritating posts feel like a sucker punch straight to the gut.
We understand your frustration. You receive a one-star, no-comment review from someone named “Fancy Pants,” and you have no way of knowing if this is an actual person or if they’ve even had
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